Your problem is that FOR . . .SET= syntax always grabs the last line, and not the first. I suggest you change the (profilerebuild.txt) part of your FOR loop to: ('reg query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS NT\CURRENTVERSION\PROFILELIST" /s ^| findstr /i %curuser%')How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
Your problem is that FOR . . .SET= syntax always grabs the last line, and not the first. I suggest you change the (profilerebuild.txt) part of your FOR loop to:
This thread seems to address the issue and provides some example code.I haven't tried it yet so I can't speak to whether it works or not.http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showth...Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code ---> How To Post Data or Code.
This thread seems to address the issue and provides some example code.
I haven’t tried it yet so I can’t speak to whether it works or not.
Try this...Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal target As Range) 'Clear highlighting in B1:B27 Range("B1:B27").Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone 'Check for Selection within C1:AF27 If Not Intersect(target, Range("C1:AF27")) Is Nothing Then 'Highlight Column B in Selected row Range("B" & targetRead more
Try this…
Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal target As Range)
'Clear highlighting in B1:B27
Range("B1:B27").Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone
'Check for Selection within C1:AF27
If Not Intersect(target, Range("C1:AF27")) Is Nothing Then
'Highlight Column B in Selected row
Range("B" & target.Row).Interior.ColorIndex = 6
End If
End Sub
A SUMIF() should get you what you want.In it's simplest form something like: =SUMIF($C$7:$C$38,"Event Type 1",$F$7:$F$38)Since your using Drop Downs, you can replace the string "Event Type 1"with the cell location holding that value, so it would look like:=SUMIF($C$7:$C$25,$X$1,$F$7:$F$25)Where cellRead more
A SUMIF() should get you what you want.
In it’s simplest form something like: =SUMIF($C$7:$C$38,”Event Type 1″,$F$7:$F$38)
Since your using Drop Downs, you can replace the string “Event Type 1” with the cell location holding that value, so it would look like:
Fieldman,Sorry it's taken me a day to get back to you, I've been pretty busy...I don't know if I understand what you're wanting to do or not, but the only way that I'm aware of to put multiple "IF" statements into one field is to do it the way I demonstrated above. You can put as many as you'd likeRead more
Fieldman,
Sorry it’s taken me a day to get back to you, I’ve been pretty busy…
I don’t know if I understand what you’re wanting to do or not, but the only way that I’m aware of to put multiple “IF” statements into one field is to do it the way I demonstrated above. You can put as many as you’d like in there to achieve what you’re trying to do.
This is just a shot in the dark, but I’ve re-read your posts several times now and am wondering if it would work the way you want if you change the formula in A2 to something like this:
Try the following code. You will need a sheet named Output for the well, umm, output. ;-)I made a few assumptions:- Your Output sheet has headings in Row 1- You want the Output sheet cleared (except for the Heading Row) each time the Search button is used.- The Search strings are "top loaded" in Q25Read more
Try the following code. You will need a sheet named Output for the well, umm, output. 😉
I made a few assumptions:
– Your Output sheet has headings in Row 1 – You want the Output sheet cleared (except for the Heading Row) each time the Search button is used. – The Search strings are “top loaded” in Q25:Q39. (The code stops searching when it finds an empty cell in that range) – None of the search strings will be found in the Heading Row(s) for Raw!D:E (As written, the code searches the entire columns. That is easily modified.) – There may be more than one occurrence of a search string in Raw!D:E so the code checks for multiple occurrences and copies the data for each one found.
BTW…I don’t know your level of VBA expertise, so may I suggest that you review the Tutorial found here?
The debugging techniques discussed can not only help you write and fix VBA code, but they are a great way to reverse-engineer code that you find in forums such as these so that you can modify it for your own use.
Let me know what you think.
Option Explicit
Sub MultiSearch()
Dim cell As Range, c As Range
Dim firstAddress As String
Dim nxtRw As Long
'Clear Output Sheet except for Row 1 Headings
Sheets("Output").Range("A2:CK" & Rows.Count).ClearContents
'Loop through Analysis!Q25:Q39
For Each cell In Sheets("Analysis").Range("Q25:Q39")
'Exit if cell is Empty (less than 15 Search Strings)
If cell = "" Then Exit Sub
'Search Raw!D:E
With Sheets("Raw").Range("D:E")
Set c = .Find(cell, lookat:=xlPart)
If Not c Is Nothing Then
firstAddress = c.Address
'Determine next empty Row in Output, Copy/Paste data
'Search for multiple occurances of current search string
Do
nxtRw = Sheets("Output").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row + 1
Sheets("Raw").Range("A" & c.Row & ":CK" & c.Row).Copy _
Sheets("Output").Range("A" & nxtRw)
Set c = .FindNext(c)
Loop While Not c Is Nothing And c.Address <> firstAddress
End If
End With
Next
End Sub
Instead of entering the password at the command line enter the * character. You will then be prompted for the password. This is also more secure because the password is never displayed on the screen.
Instead of entering the password at the command line enter the * character. You will then be prompted for the password. This is also more secure because the password is never displayed on the screen.
Hey, thanks a ton for all the help. Seems like all I had to do was while choosing the network type, I had to choose home or work and not public (as I had previously chosen). So as soon as I changed the network type, files and folders shared by default on the other laptop were visible on my desktop.Read more
Hey, thanks a ton for all the help. Seems like all I had to do was while choosing the network type, I had to choose home or work and not public (as I had previously chosen). So as soon as I changed the network type, files and folders shared by default on the other laptop were visible on my desktop. So guess this is resolved with that then.
With a new item under warranty the vendor is liable/obliged to resolve the problem - not the customer.Depending in where your based/living of course does depend on what your "rights" are in this respect.I would take it back and ask seller to resolve the problem; and if they won 't - or can't - ask fRead more
With a new item under warranty the vendor is liable/obliged to resolve the problem – not the customer.
Depending in where your based/living of course does depend on what your “rights” are in this respect.
I would take it back and ask seller to resolve the problem; and if they won ‘t – or can’t – ask for your money back.
Behind the scenes as it were you might contact D-link support and refer the problem to them – as they may know there is bug/problem with the that model and aren’t being “too open” about?
This incidentally is from the UK D-link support section:
And this – from the UK support section – is their UK contact address etc. Presumably there will be similar for wherever/whichever site you need to use (if not in the UK). Although I suspect if you contact even the UK site and explain the situation they may (hopefully) pass on your message etc to wherever/whichever D-link area you’re in – if not actually resolve the problem for you?
Have you tried running other monitors for any length of time? Sounds like your graphics is not sending a signal during the periods you are having issues. That is more likely than an issue with the monitor itself. If the monitor indicator light turns orange that is an indication there is not signal bRead more
Have you tried running other monitors for any length of time? Sounds like your graphics is not sending a signal during the periods you are having issues. That is more likely than an issue with the monitor itself. If the monitor indicator light turns orange that is an indication there is not signal being sent.
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Your problem is that FOR . . .SET= syntax always grabs the last line, and not the first. I suggest you change the (profilerebuild.txt) part of your FOR loop to: ('reg query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS NT\CURRENTVERSION\PROFILELIST" /s ^| findstr /i %curuser%')How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
('reg query "HKLM\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS NT\CURRENTVERSION\PROFILELIST" /s ^| findstr /i %curuser%')How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
Solved VBA Formula To Carry Format With VLOOKUP
This thread seems to address the issue and provides some example code.I haven't tried it yet so I can't speak to whether it works or not.http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showth...Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code ---> How To Post Data or Code.
I haven’t tried it yet so I can’t speak to whether it works or not.
http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showth…
Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code —> How To Post Data or Code.
Solved How To Add Multiple VBA Codes In One Sheet Code View
Try this...Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal target As Range) 'Clear highlighting in B1:B27 Range("B1:B27").Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone 'Check for Selection within C1:AF27 If Not Intersect(target, Range("C1:AF27")) Is Nothing Then 'Highlight Column B in Selected row Range("B" & targetRead more
Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal target As Range) 'Clear highlighting in B1:B27 Range("B1:B27").Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone 'Check for Selection within C1:AF27 If Not Intersect(target, Range("C1:AF27")) Is Nothing Then 'Highlight Column B in Selected row Range("B" & target.Row).Interior.ColorIndex = 6 End If End SubClick Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code —> How To Post Data or Code.
Solved EXCEL: Sum Totals In Drop Down List; Multiple Columns
A SUMIF() should get you what you want.In it's simplest form something like: =SUMIF($C$7:$C$38,"Event Type 1",$F$7:$F$38)Since your using Drop Downs, you can replace the string "Event Type 1"with the cell location holding that value, so it would look like:=SUMIF($C$7:$C$25,$X$1,$F$7:$F$25)Where cellRead more
In it’s simplest form something like: =SUMIF($C$7:$C$38,”Event Type 1″,$F$7:$F$38)
Since your using Drop Downs, you can replace the string “Event Type 1”
with the cell location holding that value, so it would look like:
=SUMIF($C$7:$C$25,$X$1,$F$7:$F$25)
Where cell X1 contains your string “Event Type 1”
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Solved EXCEL If Statement Using Dates
Fieldman,Sorry it's taken me a day to get back to you, I've been pretty busy...I don't know if I understand what you're wanting to do or not, but the only way that I'm aware of to put multiple "IF" statements into one field is to do it the way I demonstrated above. You can put as many as you'd likeRead more
Sorry it’s taken me a day to get back to you, I’ve been pretty busy…
I don’t know if I understand what you’re wanting to do or not, but the only way that I’m aware of to put multiple “IF” statements into one field is to do it the way I demonstrated above. You can put as many as you’d like in there to achieve what you’re trying to do.
This is just a shot in the dark, but I’ve re-read your posts several times now and am wondering if it would work the way you want if you change the formula in A2 to something like this:
=IF(A1>DATEVALUE("5/31/2014"),"GOOD",IF(A1>DATEVALUE("6/31/2014"),IF(A1>DATEVALUE("5/31/2014"),"EXPIRED","EXPIRING SOON"),"EXPIRING SOON"))I really think you will need to play with the formula above to make it work, but I think something like this is going to be your best bet.
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Try the following code. You will need a sheet named Output for the well, umm, output. ;-)I made a few assumptions:- Your Output sheet has headings in Row 1- You want the Output sheet cleared (except for the Heading Row) each time the Search button is used.- The Search strings are "top loaded" in Q25Read more
I made a few assumptions:
– Your Output sheet has headings in Row 1
– You want the Output sheet cleared (except for the Heading Row) each time the Search button is used.
– The Search strings are “top loaded” in Q25:Q39. (The code stops searching when it finds an empty cell in that range)
– None of the search strings will be found in the Heading Row(s) for Raw!D:E (As written, the code searches the entire columns. That is easily modified.)
– There may be more than one occurrence of a search string in Raw!D:E so the code checks for multiple occurrences and copies the data for each one found.
BTW…I don’t know your level of VBA expertise, so may I suggest that you review the Tutorial found here?
http://www.computing.net/howtos/sho…
The debugging techniques discussed can not only help you write and fix VBA code, but they are a great way to reverse-engineer code that you find in forums such as these so that you can modify it for your own use.
Let me know what you think.
Option Explicit Sub MultiSearch() Dim cell As Range, c As Range Dim firstAddress As String Dim nxtRw As Long 'Clear Output Sheet except for Row 1 Headings Sheets("Output").Range("A2:CK" & Rows.Count).ClearContents 'Loop through Analysis!Q25:Q39 For Each cell In Sheets("Analysis").Range("Q25:Q39") 'Exit if cell is Empty (less than 15 Search Strings) If cell = "" Then Exit Sub 'Search Raw!D:E With Sheets("Raw").Range("D:E") Set c = .Find(cell, lookat:=xlPart) If Not c Is Nothing Then firstAddress = c.Address 'Determine next empty Row in Output, Copy/Paste data 'Search for multiple occurances of current search string Do nxtRw = Sheets("Output").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row + 1 Sheets("Raw").Range("A" & c.Row & ":CK" & c.Row).Copy _ Sheets("Output").Range("A" & nxtRw) Set c = .FindNext(c) Loop While Not c Is Nothing And c.Address <> firstAddress End If End With Next End SubClick Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code —> How To Post Data or Code.
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Instead of entering the password at the command line enter the * character. You will then be prompted for the password. This is also more secure because the password is never displayed on the screen.
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Hey, thanks a ton for all the help. Seems like all I had to do was while choosing the network type, I had to choose home or work and not public (as I had previously chosen). So as soon as I changed the network type, files and folders shared by default on the other laptop were visible on my desktop.Read more
Thanks again. 🙂
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With a new item under warranty the vendor is liable/obliged to resolve the problem - not the customer.Depending in where your based/living of course does depend on what your "rights" are in this respect.I would take it back and ask seller to resolve the problem; and if they won 't - or can't - ask fRead more
Depending in where your based/living of course does depend on what your “rights” are in this respect.
I would take it back and ask seller to resolve the problem; and if they won ‘t – or can’t – ask for your money back.
Behind the scenes as it were you might contact D-link support and refer the problem to them – as they may know there is bug/problem with the that model and aren’t being “too open” about?
This incidentally is from the UK D-link support section:
http://www.dlink.com/uk/en/support/…
Makes interesting reading re’ warranty etc.?
And this – from the UK support section – is their UK contact address etc. Presumably there will be similar for wherever/whichever site you need to use (if not in the UK). Although I suspect if you contact even the UK site and explain the situation they may (hopefully) pass on your message etc to wherever/whichever D-link area you’re in – if not actually resolve the problem for you?
http://www.dlink.com/uk/en/contact-…
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Have you tried running other monitors for any length of time? Sounds like your graphics is not sending a signal during the periods you are having issues. That is more likely than an issue with the monitor itself. If the monitor indicator light turns orange that is an indication there is not signal bRead more